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. QST . on Ave., Pittsfleld, Northwestern Division R. REX ROBERTS W7CPY 837 Park Hill Drive, Billings, Mont.\ice-Director: Pacific Division HARRY M. ENGWICHT W6HC 770 Chapman, San Jose 26, Calif.\ice-Director: Roanoke Division P. LANIER ANDERSON, JR W4MWH 428 Maple Lane, Danville, Va. ^ice-Di^ector: Theodore P. Malhewson W4FJ IKl N. Colonial Richmond, Va. Rocky Mountain Division CLAUDE M. MAER. JR W0IC 740 Lafayette St., Denver, Colo. Vice-Director: Walter M. Reed W0WRO 1355 E. Amherst Circle. Denver, Colo. Southeastern Division JAMES P. BORN, JR W4ZD 25 First Ave., , Atlanta,
. QST . on Ave., Pittsfleld, Northwestern Division R. REX ROBERTS W7CPY 837 Park Hill Drive, Billings, Mont.\ice-Director: Pacific Division HARRY M. ENGWICHT W6HC 770 Chapman, San Jose 26, Calif.\ice-Director: Roanoke Division P. LANIER ANDERSON, JR W4MWH 428 Maple Lane, Danville, Va. ^ice-Di^ector: Theodore P. Malhewson W4FJ IKl N. Colonial Richmond, Va. Rocky Mountain Division CLAUDE M. MAER. JR W0IC 740 Lafayette St., Denver, Colo. Vice-Director: Walter M. Reed W0WRO 1355 E. Amherst Circle. Denver, Colo. Southeastern Division JAMES P. BORN, JR W4ZD 25 First Ave., , Atlanta, Ga. Vice-Director: Randall E. Smltli W4DQA 902 Plaza Court, Orlando, Fla. Southwestern Division WALTER R. JOOS W6EKM 1315 N. Overhill Drive, luglewood 3, Calif. Vice-Director: Robert E. Hopper W6YXU 4327 Santa Cruz, San Diego 7, Calif. West Gulf Division ROBERT E. COWAN W5CF 3640 Encanto Drive, Fort Wortli 9, Texas Vice-Director: John F. Skelton W5MA 1901 Standish Irving, Texas « It Seems to HELPING NEWCOMERS Here it is September again — our vacationsare over, the ol swimmin hole has lost someof its grip on us, the sununer QRN has startedto fade away. Our thoughts turn once agamto active hamming; the local club gets gomgagain in full swing. It seems tune for a re-minder of a couple of related worth-whileprojects for the local gang to tackle. Hams have long held out a helping hand tonewcomers on an individual basis. In the pastfew years, more and more radio clubs havebeen offering formal courses in amateur radiofor beginners, with club members sharing theteaching tasks. Prospective hams have beenattracted to the courses by notices m thepapers, in schools, and at Scout and civicclub meetings. Now is a good time for yourclub to start laying plans for this years help is needed, the Communications De-partment of ARRL offers assistance in theform of code-practice schedules, course out-lines, and training aids. Whether or not youask for aid, however, the Comm
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